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Are you 6?Nagy did 10, Campbell in the video is finishing up on number 40. Context is everything.
Bears fans watch the last 3 and go OMG......
Dan Campbell earns players’ respect with 40 up-downs to start training camp
Dan Campbell looked like one of the guys out there to start camp.www.prideofdetroit.com
Show me Nagys doing 40 and tape the last three and then I will be impressed.
Funny Nagy choose to copy, but could only manage ten.....
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Did I start the thread?
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ncog is in closeted denial... and there's nothing wrong with that.
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Stafford looks like a new man in LA
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Cooper Kupp breaks down 'pretty insane' no-look throw by Matthew Stafford in camp
Matthew Stafford blew Cooper Kupp away with one play he made in practice last week.
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1) Five goes for six: Cornerback Jalen Ramsey had one of the top plays of the day, intercepting a Matthew Stafford pass during red zone drills and returning it most of the distance toward the opposite endzone, with defensive lineman Aaron Donald somersaulting into the endzone to finish the play off. While it wasn't clear how Donald got the ball, there was a similar play during last year's training camp where Ramsey intercepted a pass and ran it most of the way back before lateraling the ball to Donald just before the goal line so Donald could score.
2) Then 9 finds 10: Stafford's response to the interception was equally impressive. The next play, he escaped the pocket and found wide receiver Cooper Kupp in the back corner of the endzone for a touchdown.
3) No-look pass: The redzone period ended with Stafford firing a no-look pass to running back Darrell Henderson Jr. for a touchdown.
6) Woods' big day: During 11-on-11 drills, Stafford fired a tight-window throw to Woods near the sideline, and Woods was able to get both feet in down while making the catch. Then, in a separate team drill emphasizing moving the ball, Stafford ended that drill threading the ball between two defenders to find Woods for the touchdown. Woods also had a sideline catch during the quarterbacks and wide receivers' preliminary throwing sessions on a sideline throw by Stafford that he juggled and successfully corralled with both feet in bounds, drawing cheers and applause from fans.
Anytime not understanding redzone drills.....not surprising at all.
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Just a Goff then.Cooper Kupp breaks down 'pretty insane' no-look throw by Matthew Stafford in camp
Matthew Stafford blew Cooper Kupp away with one play he made in practice last week.
1) Five goes for six: Cornerback Jalen Ramsey had one of the top plays of the day, intercepting a Matthew Stafford pass during red zone drills and returning it most of the distance toward the opposite endzone, with defensive lineman Aaron Donald somersaulting into the endzone to finish the play off. While it wasn't clear how Donald got the ball, there was a similar play during last year's training camp where Ramsey intercepted a pass and ran it most of the way back before lateraling the ball to Donald just before the goal line so Donald could score.
2) Then 9 finds 10: Stafford's response to the interception was equally impressive. The next play, he escaped the pocket and found wide receiver Cooper Kupp in the back corner of the endzone for a touchdown.
3) No-look pass: The redzone period ended with Stafford firing a no-look pass to running back Darrell Henderson Jr. for a touchdown.
6) Woods' big day: During 11-on-11 drills, Stafford fired a tight-window throw to Woods near the sideline, and Woods was able to get both feet in down while making the catch. Then, in a separate team drill emphasizing moving the ball, Stafford ended that drill threading the ball between two defenders to find Woods for the touchdown. Woods also had a sideline catch during the quarterbacks and wide receivers' preliminary throwing sessions on a sideline throw by Stafford that he juggled and successfully corralled with both feet in bounds, drawing cheers and applause from fans.
Anytime not understanding redzone drills.....not surprising at all.
Oh wait, I meant gaff.
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Now show me some Andy Dalton highlights.
Looking forward to week 1.
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You stalking this board night and day, not surprising at all.Cooper Kupp breaks down 'pretty insane' no-look throw by Matthew Stafford in camp
Matthew Stafford blew Cooper Kupp away with one play he made in practice last week.
1) Five goes for six: Cornerback Jalen Ramsey had one of the top plays of the day, intercepting a Matthew Stafford pass during red zone drills and returning it most of the distance toward the opposite endzone, with defensive lineman Aaron Donald somersaulting into the endzone to finish the play off. While it wasn't clear how Donald got the ball, there was a similar play during last year's training camp where Ramsey intercepted a pass and ran it most of the way back before lateraling the ball to Donald just before the goal line so Donald could score.
2) Then 9 finds 10: Stafford's response to the interception was equally impressive. The next play, he escaped the pocket and found wide receiver Cooper Kupp in the back corner of the endzone for a touchdown.
3) No-look pass: The redzone period ended with Stafford firing a no-look pass to running back Darrell Henderson Jr. for a touchdown.
6) Woods' big day: During 11-on-11 drills, Stafford fired a tight-window throw to Woods near the sideline, and Woods was able to get both feet in down while making the catch. Then, in a separate team drill emphasizing moving the ball, Stafford ended that drill threading the ball between two defenders to find Woods for the touchdown. Woods also had a sideline catch during the quarterbacks and wide receivers' preliminary throwing sessions on a sideline throw by Stafford that he juggled and successfully corralled with both feet in bounds, drawing cheers and applause from fans.
Anytime not understanding redzone drills.....not surprising at all.
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Made him dive when he didn't have to? Yeah, great!!!!
Hey look, Goff turns every catcher into Antmil.
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You're an idiot. Side arm throw during a scramble to the opposite side of the field for a TD....you're reaction "Made him dive when he didn't have to? Yeah, great!!!!"
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Quarterback Matthew Stafford makes it look easy during redzone drills. He connected with wide receivers Van Jefferson, Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods, all on tight-window throws.
More on the Woods touchdown catch: To understand just how small the window was on that throw, safety Taylor Rapp was in a great position to make a play on the ball. After the play was over, Rapp appeared to stand there in disbelief thinking he had done everything to make the interception. Rapp did everything he could, it was just a great throw from Stafford"
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how dare you dismiss that dart! There’s 32 QBs who can make that throw.
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One of these days you might get one of them.
Andy Dalton has been pretty consistent during the course of these first three practices, which The Athletic‘s Adam Jahns described as “isn’t good or bad.” Basically, Dalton has found enough good plays to build upon to counter some of his struggles, which have come against an energetic Bears defense that’s looking to get after the football this year. The same was true for Friday’s practice.
As far as NBC Sports Chicago’s Adam Hoge is concerned, the issues on offense were more on the offensive line than Dalton.
So far, Dalton looks more like the veteran the Bears thought they were getting in Nick Foles, who couldn’t beat out Mitchell Trubisky in last year’s competition. From the sound of things, this Dalton might’ve been able to.
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maybe the lions will find a QB who will win a division title just once.
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Forcing it as usual. Who else was open?
LOL at all this Lions and Rams crap on the Bear board. Does it make you horny?
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Meh, he would just force a trade, leave ASAP in FA, or retire like every Pro Bowl level player has in the last 2 decades has to get the fuck away from the Detroit Lions.